Miranda Flowers, 42, killed and Gerald Flowers, 43, injured in motorcycle crash on Interstate 65 in Glendale, Kentucky

Tennessee woman Miranda M. Flowers was the victim of a deadly three-vehicle crash on Interstate 65 in Hardin County on Sunday. She and her husband Gerald Flowers Jr., 43, were traveling south on seperate Harley Davidson motorcycles on I-65 when for unknown reasons, traffic began to slow near the Glendale exit. They attempted to swerve to avoid hitting a Ford Expedition driven by Angela J. Mitchell, 33, of Louisville. Police said Miranda Flowers hit the back of the Expedition, causing her motorcycle to overturn. Gerald Flowers, struck the motorcycle driven by his wife and was ejected. Miranda Flowers was pronounced dead at the scene by the Hardin County coroner. Gerald Flowers was flown by helicopter to University of Louisville Hospital where he was listed in critical condition on Tuesday. Mitchell was uninjured.

What Louisville motorcycle accident victims need to do after a serious collision

After a serious motorcycle accident, an injured victim is faced with huge obstacles. Being forced to deal with injuries, doctors, medical bills, lost work and income, and potentially permanent disability, is very challenging. As is dealing with insurance adjusters.

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